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The Concept of ‘Truth’ in Legal Science: A Theoretical Exploration
The author explores the concept of “truth” in jurisprudence, positioning it both as the ultimate goal of legal research and as an autonomous entity with independent value due to its ability to reflect objective reality in scientific knowledge. While the classical correspondence theory (“truth is the
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